Petite women in a small shop on a quaint stretch of Marshall Avenue are producing miniature delicacies: macarons the size of 50-cent pieces, and cupcakes, some small enough to fit
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The Cleantech network plans to do for green business what the Twin Cities already do for med tech.
The bottom line: by not making a pig of itself.
Angry partners. Broke investors. A flawed business plan. But the former R. Norman and 7 Sushi survived. Now David Koch is taking the restaurant in a new direction.
Doris Taylor’s groundbreaking U of M research on how to build hearts and other organs is now the core of a fledging start-up, Miromatrix. It could be a sign that technology transfer at the university is improving. And while the company doesn’t own a mailbox today, tomorrow, some believe, it could spawn a whole new med-tech industry.
Best known for his acclaimed Restaurant Alma in Southeast Minneapolis, chef-owner Alexander Roberts—one of the small club of locals nominated for the James Beard Award—also owns the Brasa restaurants in
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Caribou Coffee redesigns its logo and brand.
GiveMN.org is helping nonprofits raise money online—and it’s breaking fundraising records.
Governor Tim Pawlenty’s Final Year
Movers, shakers, tinkerers, thinkers, celebrated executives, accomplished entrepreneurs, inventors, innovators, providers of finance, and purveyors of culture throughout Minnesota.
(It's not just those early spring days and fall evenings.)
Cruciferous vegetables are all the rage. Check the menus: The Sample Room in Northeast Minneapolis serves a terrific roasted vegetable salad with grilled Brussels sprouts over spinach; Café Lurcat offers
Built in a cold climate on a scrap of ground that time forgot, Target Field seemed born with two strikes against it. But the designers hit a dinger.
Gordon Ommen puts the lessons of ethanol to use in his new start-up, JetE.
Harvey Mackay has sold more than 10 million books worldwide. Now he's out with a new one, Use Your Head to Get Your Foot in the Door: Job Search Secrets No One Else Will Tell You.
It’s not that you need help. Of course you don’t. But here it is, the month of hearts and love and romance. You’ve got a special someone in mind, and
Two print journalists make the jump to radio—and get up close and personal with unnerving subject matter.